Sign in with your Xtream Codes details or paste an M3U link, and your channels, movies and series show up with a proper TV guide. Catch-up, favorites, multi-screen and smooth 4K playback, in a Windows app that feels like it belongs on a desktop.
Windows 10 & 11 · 64-bit · Microsoft Store install · 45-day free trial, no card needed
Decoding runs on your graphics card, so 4K streams stay smooth and a laptop stays quiet.
A real TV guide: what is on now, what is next, 12 or 24-hour clock, for every channel your provider sends EPG for.
Pin the channels you love and pick up right where you left off with continue-watching.
Watch several channels side by side, perfect for match days and breaking news.
Missed it live? Rewind the guide and replay recent programs on supported channels.
PIN-protected access and content filtering to keep the family's viewing safe.
One click, no installer to hunt for and nothing for your antivirus to complain about. Updates arrive on their own.
Got a server address, username and password? That is an Xtream Codes login, type it in. Only have a playlist link? Paste the .m3u or .m3u8 URL instead. Both work, and you can keep several profiles saved.
Your channel list loads with the guide next to it. Star the ones you care about, rewind with catch-up where your provider allows it, or open a second window for match day.
Most people start with VLC, a web player, or an Android app running inside an emulator. Those will play a single stream, and that is about it. There is no guide, no catch-up, no favorites, and every time you change provider you are back to fiddling with links.
Xtream-Masters OTT Player was built for Windows 10 and 11 from the start. It uses a mouse and keyboard the way a desktop app should, works on a second monitor, and looks right on a big screen when the PC is under the TV.
Nearly every IPTV service hands out one of two things: an Xtream Codes API login or an M3U playlist. This player takes both. The list refreshes itself, so new channels appear without you touching anything.
Video decoding is handed to the GPU. In practice that means 4K plays without stutter, the fans stay quiet, and the battery lasts longer than it would in a browser tab. Any 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 machine will do.
Every install comes with a 45-day trial. Everything is unlocked, and we do not ask for a card or an account. If it earns a place on your PC, pick a monthly, yearly or lifetime plan on the upgrade page. The license is tied to the device, so there is no key to type in.
To be clear: this is a player, not a service. It has no channels of its own and does not sell any. Point it at the IPTV subscription you already pay for, the same way you would with IPTV Smarters or TiviMate on a phone or TV box, except this one lives on Windows.
The download is free and the first 45 days are a full trial with nothing locked. After that you will need a license, which you can buy on the upgrade page. There is no card check during the trial.
Yes, that is the main way people use it. Enter the server URL, username and password from your provider and the app pulls in live channels, movies, series and the guide.
Not at all. Paste the M3U or M3U8 URL and it works the same way. The playlist refreshes automatically so you do not have to re-add it when your provider changes something.
Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit, installed through the Microsoft Store. It will not run on Windows 7 or 8.
No. It is a player only. You need a subscription from an IPTV provider, and the app plays whatever that provider gives you.
Both. The guide shows now and next for every channel that has EPG data, and catch-up lets you go back and replay recent programs on channels where your provider has it switched on.
It should. Decoding happens on the GPU rather than the CPU, so it stays cool and quiet even on a thin laptop.
Go to the upgrade page, enter the MAC address shown inside the app, choose a plan and pay by card or crypto. The app picks up the new license on its own.
Xtream-Masters OTT Player does not provide, host or sell channels, streams or any other media. It plays content you are entitled to through your own provider. IPTV Smarters and TiviMate are trademarks of their respective owners, mentioned here only for comparison.
Version 1.0.0 is now available.